This article is valid for Certificate Manager 8.1 and later. Certificates that have been issued by an authorized ACME account can be revoked via the ACME protocol, as long as these requirements apply: Allowed reason codes Unspecified (0) KeyCompromise (1) AffiliationChanged (3) Superseded (4) CessationOfOperation (5) Requested by an account the account that issued the certificate an account that holds authorizations for all of the domain names in the certificate Requested by the certificate's private key
The certificate to be revoked must be valid. Protocol Gateway does not allow revocation of expired or already revoked certificates.
The following reason codes are allowed:
The revocation of a certificate can be requested by an authorized ACME account. These accounts are considered authorized for a certificate:
The revocation of a certificate can be requested by signing the request with the private key corresponding to the public key in the certificate to revoke. This proves that the requester holds the private key and thus is considered the owner of the certificate.
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